EcoTools

EcoTools

ziggymama2019-11-08T09:00:49.000Z
another option is cream blush, easier to control color ++
The brushes I prefer (in order) for blending cream blush: 1. Rose wet n wild brush 2. ecotools Wonder Color brush 3. Real Techniques Expert Face Br
frckls2019-11-05T10:38:52.000Z
This. Expensive does not necessarily better but I have to admit that the majority of my core+
brushes are HE. I still love some RT and EcoTools which some of them made it to my staples and still keep some of them for odd purposes (i.e. not my d
ziggymama2019-11-05T08:02:50.000Z
I don't have any of the OMG sky high priced brushes (but I don't use natural hair ++
brushes anyway, as a vegetarian). I find that quality (as in, how it works, not appearance) varies within all price ranges--that is, you can find inex
swethatelkar2019-10-29T21:35:00.000Z
ah good old Ecotools, I will look into it, thanks so much
AliceInJeans2019-10-29T01:00:49.000Z
Ecotools
IHadTooMuchToDream2019-10-27T19:19:53.000Z
Yes, strongly prefer a sponge over a brush. I love BB but also like ecotools sponge
dottielsj2019-10-23T15:07:08.000Z
Love the small stippling brushes from Ecotools and ELF (but prefer the Ecotools).++
Stippling brushes are particularly amazing used with very pigmented blushes (cream or powder). They don’t deposit as much product as a traditional br
ziggymama2019-10-23T00:11:03.000Z
keep in mind that the older MUAs have probably been doing it that way their whole ++
career, and don't see a reason to change. Many also use concealer instead of eye primer (which doesn't work for me) just because they've always done i
ziggymama2019-10-22T23:51:30.000Z
ecotools precision.... or perhaps look at a "non-blush" brush, such as the ++
Japonesque small domed powder one. (Got mine at TJ Maxx, just saw some yesterday)
MaryEllen2019-10-20T20:01:50.000Z
Ecotools Sheer Powder. It's great if you don't need/want a heavier application.